Country Music Channel

2002–2015

CMC ceased broadcast at the end of June 2020, along with Max and V. It was replaced with a local version of CMT.

Country Music Channel

CMT

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Parent companies

News Corp Australia (65%) | Telstra (35%)

Platforms
Foxtel | Foxtel Now (Footy Play) | Foxtel Go | Foxtel Kids | Hubbl

V • T • E

Part of Foxtel

Video-on-demand service
FoxFlicks

Defunct channels
Kids | Masterpiece | More | Thriller

V • T • E Streamotion
Part of Foxtel Group Kayo Sports \| Binge \| Flash \| Watch AFL \| Watch NRL

V • T • E

Part of Foxtel

Pop-Up Channels
Rugby World Cup 4K Ultra HD 2019 | FOXW 2020 | Warnie Ashes/Test/ODI 2022

Other
Foxtel Media | Foxtel Store | Foxtel Music³ | Foxtel Originals

Defunct
Austar | Foxtel Anytime | Presto

Notes
¹Owned by Foxtel Networks and operated by Australian News Channel
²Joint venture with Nova Entertainment
³Joint venture with Stingray Music

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-In May 2020, [[Foxtel]] announced that CMC, along with [[Max (Australia)|Max]] and [[V (Australia)|V]] will cease operations of at the end of June, as part of a deal with [[ViacomCBS]]. It will be replaced with a local version of [[CMT (Australia)|CMT]].
+CMC ceased broadcast at the end of June 2020, along with [[Max (Australia)|Max]] and [[V (Australia)|V]]. It was replaced with a local version of [[CMT (Australia)|CMT]].
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